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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
2
Fragmented notice from Kingston ward listing firewood request and accommodation needs. Mentions Verity Hewitt Bogkemop, Audrey Ai, and a government service couple seeking furnished cottage or room with removal date. Phrasing is unclear but indicates housing and lodging request in a local paper.
A meeting was convened to invite contractors for a falcone arrangement. Immediate action was urged with further details expected from D.C. Smith, Tel Jot HO, and Row Bid to follow.
The article reports a Parliament scrutiny clash over public funds and bank operations. It cites Leader of the Country Party urging frank, transparent statements on national finance and the role of Commonwealth and private banks in funding public needs. It highlights concerns about government credibility, market influence, and the need for open discussion of fiscal policy.
Canberra area forecast notes scattered rain across the district with a high near 4847 expected and a low around 2. Winds from the north at 12 mph. Rainfall outlook includes Queanbeyan Dungeadire Michelagd and Kine with varying amounts.
Amid a ban on docking, Dutch ship repair crews continue work for the Boilermakers Union despite no instructions from the Frateral Council. Officials say the ship will depart next week from HwNEL as shipments face delays at Australian ports.
Sydney Friday reports Douglas Cropper, FAA pilot, and a crash incident where his plane failed to land after a hailstorm, leading to his presumed death and his wife’s involvement in a subsequent court matter. The report names Feather Cropper and Turmerry McRie among others in a legal context following the fatalities of Cropper and his spouse.
In London reporting on wartime shortages, officials discuss coal and food limits, with notes on woollen exports, tobacco rationing, and troop deployments. The piece cites Australian war assistance in New Guinea, plans for rationing expansion, and government appeals to prevent shortages amid ongoing hostilities.
Charleville hosts a welcoming gathering for the Duke as pupils from St Mary’s Convent and Charleville High School, including James Mahon and Garry MacIntyre, praise his visit. The Duke unveils a memorial drinking fountain commemorating Anthony Frank, a Kent Ragland airman, amid cheers at Nuviat station.
Reported remarks by Leader of the Country Party Mr Fadden criticise loan raising methods and government expenditure. He alleges high spending, poor frankness, and criticizes government policy in a tense debate referencing private companies and public subscriptions.
Canberra region outlines planned postwar reconstruction training for nursery workers. The Canberra Technical College program aims to open training for nursery staff within a year, with support from the Postwar Reconstruction Department and state authorities. Municipal and university officials endorse the scheme and will provide supervision and facilities.
Justice earlier this week heard a hotel theft from Hotel Canberra. Aubrey Clyde Hindglay as manager testified, with Aurrey Mayr and Harold Mayman identified as suspects who admitted involvement after police inquiry. The magistrate ordered sentences in the Supreme Court on July 1 for theft valued at 6305.
Fragmented OCR reports suggest freak weather events causing air quality issues and disruptions. Mentions of multiple districts including Manunda and Port Mead describe heavy rainfall, rising water, and emergency warnings as officials urge caution and monitor conditions.
A fragmentary listing outlines services at Church of England and other denominations including Holy Communion at multiple times, sermons by Rev. Lae TT Pal Manuka and Rev. Hof. Mtane ley Reid, Sunday School, evening devotions, and youth activities. Also mentions Salvation Army and various meeting times, with scattered place names and organizers.
In Sydney authorities announce immediate electricity rationing covering exventor lighting and machinery with no current dom enthe restrictions while communications warn of a possible complex blackout. Officials cite severe coal and electricity shortages as consumption exceeds production.
The event, titled Kinderwarten Hinil, took place under the supervision of Glowcester’s Dueneur of Glowcester. Attendance reached about 200. Notable figures included G. Aewane, Janne Thicone, Meadamis F, Angeli K, and F Whe. Organizers 3418 une Hummond and MF Mot Hiram led the arrangements.
Friday una wrtitt saline endeneniane on the cat bank of the Kelauasi River. Britain patrols meet Indeneaine fre along the Batavie Bandowng red amid tensions and cautious movement.
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